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HARMONY IN THE REPUBLICAN RANKS


HARMONY IN THE REPUBLICAN RANKS
MEETING OF THE STATE COMMITTEE AT SARATOGA
THE CONVENTION WILL ASSEMBLE IN
THE SAME PLACE on SEPTEMBER IA.
(BY TELEGRAPH THE rRrBuxEI
SARATOGA Aug. 2.-There was little group OF
prominent Republican politicians constantly seated
upon the piazza Of Senator Hiscoclx's cottage in
the United States Hotel to-day. No sooner
would one accomplish his mission Of having
chat upon State politics with Mr.. Hiscock and
depart, than another took his chair. Thus there
was series Of conferences. In the course Of the
day the Senator must have been made acquainted
with the condition of the Republican party in
every county of the State. lie was visited by
nearly every Republican who had come to Sara
toga. All were greeted with great cordiality.
Republicans Of every faction present Among
them were many who supported Warner Miller and
Levi 2. Morton for Senator in opposition to Mr..
Hiscock himself II any men were greeted moro
| warmly than others they these men, Mr..
Hiscock In all his talk palpably strove to enlist
| these men in hearty support Of the Republican
| State ticket this fall.
| Levi p. Morton, who lives here, was among
| the visitors. and chatted for over hour with
Mr. Hiscock. General George H. Sharpe, who
earnestly supported Mr. Morton for the Senator
ship, was another of the visitors He showed by
all his talk his interest In the coming campaign
and intention Of bringing every Republican voter
| In Ulster County to the polls.
us this ripgf" inquired Of Senator
| ITiscock's visitors as he approached the little
| group upon the piazza
"Yes,' replied Senator Hiscoclz, smiling. 1T
Is one big ring. so big that it includes every
| member of the Republican party. Come up and
| join the circle"
| Senator Henry R. Low, of Middetown, Orange
County, one of the visitors, said: Senator His
cock, every Republican that 1 meet believes
that we going to carry the State.
There is one highly encouraging sign. aud that Is
the union of Republicans on the ,csl nominations.
A good State Committee can do great deal to win
State victory for the Republican party but after
ALL 1t Is the local nominations that elect State
didates They sustain the State ticker. We are IN
better shape than ordinary also in Orange County,
and believe everv where in the State owing to the
office-giviug of President Cleveland. For every
| Democrat that he has appointed TO office he has
made five Democrats angry and rebels to the DEM
| ocratic party. Tho President has made clean
sweep of tie Federal offices in Orange County and
| in the neighbour counties. Doubtless the same
statement applies to every county IN the State and
| an investigation would disclose thousands of dis
appointed Democrats. They will not lift finger
10 aid the Democratic party this fall. On tho
other hand the thousands of the Republicans who
have been kicked out of Office can now work
actively for the party-a course they have
not dared to take for the last three years. from fear
of being accused of being offensive partisans and
| losing their Offices What hypocrite Cleveland
| isl Thousands of appointments to Office made
from this State under the Civil Service Laws, but
not one Republican gets an office "
Throughout the day Senator Hscock and his
visitors showed keen interest the proceedings Of
| the conference OF the Republican newspaper men.
Reports were frequently brought from it and were
listened to with profound attention The various
suggestions made at the conference. OF methods by
| which the Republican newspapers could aid the
Republican party nearly always met with
In addition to striving to bring union among the
| Republican newspaper men. friends of Senator His
cock state that he has been iaborng hard to secure
| harmony among the Republican politicians. Sena-
| tor Hiscock, they stated, had given up his summer
| to this work The task was not altogether pleas
ant one. Factional 9uarreIs have % harmed the ne;
| many men who took part I'D them are yet hot
booded Senator HiscOck had to exercise all his
| diplomacy on some OF these men 10 induce them TO
| give ND all thoughts Of vengeance. He has
been gratfyingy, successful, however IN
these efforts. His visitors to-day were were
| State ticket would be supported next fall with
neartiness and unity not before witnessed IN sew
There we're two candidates for State offices buzz
z,ng about thc corridors, namely James A Denni-
son of ohnstown, who desires the Republican noDli-
nation for AttorncyGeneral; ana senator Charles L;
| Knapp of Lowvle, who wishes TO be nominated
for Controller There was little chat before SEN
| ator HscOck about these candidates and others not
present In Saratoga While frankly nqlirrlng aDous
not the slightest preference for any one, and the
| Republican politicians came TO the belief that no
had no slate.' aud will not take part IN the nom-
| inatiou of the candidates. Negatively, however.
| Senator Hiscock will exert his influence upon the
| State ticket. 81 will tell you one thing about the
Republican candidates for the State Offices. he
said 20 his friends and that is that no one OF the
candidates for place on the Republican State
ticket will come from Onondaga County It's
home. .,.o "A
| course. also concerned about the meeting OF the
| Republican State COMMITTEES. The meeting was
brief one and held at the same time as that or
the Repnblican newspaper men: put IN % oiIierent .
of the Congress Hall Eotei. shestsr ;. Cole, OK
Corning the chairman. presided and the two sec
| retaries John w. VrOoman and Charles A. Cnick-
| erino we're present. When the roll was called tho
following members and Republicans holdng
proxies of absent members responded 10 ther
names:
1lJssn nfss Birasan. xvIMensy R. Low rOr o. p.
II-John B. Green (for Henry " ~, Howell nr,c,.r
1II1Wlliism H. warng cfOr XvI,ssorgs H sharpe tt0r
rvYMcaael a = J. 6ady. XVIII: a. onackenbush.
V-Thonas J. Barry flor s. XIXIGeorge p Samposn
vI1gcSn sh 4 Moran uor John XXITeeorso ohsh0on
fH arms' Van Allen for Cor rXXiI-charss W Hackss
vIif~Jcnn nsHIs j. 0 'Brien. XXy-Ja%ss Belden
cob NJ Pattersoni. XXyII-wilham Van NJ Marter
X-Bernard Bign tfor Mich - Ir'er ''or
XIII al os'f 4 Barnum ror sner xxIxTchsstsT Cole
xIIsSl0nG xI7% O. spUuncr s%asn or XxxiI-0 H. MCMILLAN
| xIT q Ias lanes w Hustled XXXIV-